Anderson County values living, working and growing. Anderson County is alive with opportunities for businesses, families and individuals. Lawrenceburg offers many advantages that make living, working and doing business pleasurable and rewarding. People are genuine and hardworking, yet sociable and accommodating, making it easy to connect, interact, and establish fulfilling relationships. Lawrenceburg is a town economically crucial to Kentucky's very fabric. Produced exclusively in Lawrenceburg are two world-renowned Kentucky bourbons, Wild Turkey and Four Roses. Lover's Leap Winery and Vineyard (the largest in the state) and Rising Sons Winery are located in Lawrenceburg and they are quickly helping wine earn a place alongside bourbon and tobacco as fine Kentucky exports.
Among the historic sites to visit in Lawrenceburg are the Anderson County History Museum, Salt River Baptist Church, the Pierian Woman’s Clubhouse, and the Kavanaugh House Bed and Breakfast. On the American Legion Post 34 grounds, part of Lawrenceburg City Park, rests a living tribute to Kentucky's servicemen and women who have fallen in the war on terror.
Anderson County is a mixture of farm and city in the heart of the Bluegrass. Tucked nicely between the state's largest metropolitan areas of Louisville and Lexington, Anderson County offers a nice mix of old-style Kentucky life and some of the more modern amenities. We are the home of Wild Turkey and Four Roses Distilleries, Lovers leap Winery and Vineyard, and Lawrenceburg's Healing Field, created by the local American Legion Auxiliary is the nation's only permanent healing Field.
Downtown offers excellent cafe's, antique stores and entertainment throughout the year at the "Lawrenceburg Green." Lawrenceburg offers many advantages that make living, working and doing business pleasurable and rewarding. People are genuine and hardworking, yet sociable and accommodating, making it easy to connect, interact, and establish fulfilling relationships. Lawrenceburg is bordered by the Kentucky river on the North side and Salt river on the Southside.
This makes Anderson County a great week ending spot regardless which side of the county you are on. Anderson County School District, serves 3,735 students in 8 different schools. Anderson County School District has one of the highest concentrations of top ranked public schools in Kentucky. Anderson County is also home to two top private schools serving 157 students. Bluegrass Community and technical college also holds another campus in Anderson County.
